Equity and Public Notices Roundup of Advertisements
A collage of small ads and notices includes mortgage sale by Jacob Rohrback, rooms for rent, farm for rent, and various local solicitations. Mentions include K Young Sheriff and Otis Kepler, with conditionals about payments and subscriptions to a newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Levy
E. Third St
M. Percival
K. Young
Jacob Rohrback
Otis Kepler
J. W. Gaver
Besans & Knots
Cramer’s Cafe Gospel Servis
Jasior Hall
Amer
H. Lakin Public Sala
D. Hobbs Farm
P.G
Darty Clothing
Lowenstein & Wertheimer Toalghe Qity Hotel Grill
Market Gossip Notes Sparse Prices In March Waiting
In a bustling but odd market snapshot Mary Janus and others are absent, leaving a small trio of locals and a few vendors. Prices list eggs 25c a dozen, poultry 26-40c each dressed 30-80c, beef and pork varied, fruit and vegetables with many small cents figures, and oysters priced between 135 and 180 per gallon.
Funeral of Mrs. Mary L. Yenkle at South Market Street
The funeral occurred at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the late residence on South Market Street with services conducted by Reva L. A. Thirkeld, 2. L. Woolf, and Rev. Dr. Osthorne Ingle. Pallbearers were John H. Abbott, Ephraim L. Boblitz, Joseph B. Trondie, Adolphus Fearhake, George Vanfossen, and Capt. P. L. Hiteshew. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with Wm. H. B. Etchison as funeral director. Archibald Benjamin Sykes's funeral is set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. from his uncle G. A. Saonffer’s home near Adamstown, with burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Yenkle
South Market Street
Reva. L. A. Thirkeld
2. L. Woolf
Osthorne Ingle
John H. Abbott
Ephraim L. Boblitz
Joseph B. Trondie
Adolphus Fearhake
Qeorge Vanfossen
P. L. Hiteshew
Mt. Olivet
Prominent Frederick Lawyer Charles W Ross Jr Dies
Charles Worthington Ross Jr., a leading Frederick county attorney and lifelong resident, died at 4:45 am after a short illness of liver disease. His death followed days of increasingly grave condition, with friends already foreseeing the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Worthington Ross, Jr
Frederick
Frederick County
Rose
Circuit Court Fines and Imprisonments Shown
The circuit court on yesterday afternoon convicted Benjamino Thomas for assault and battery, sentencing him to six months in the House of Correction. Keefer narrowly escaped conviction on a property seizure case after selling a cow and cards for proceeds. the jury returned not guilty. Kitty Campbell fined 30 dollars for selling liquor on Sunday. Campbell’s jail term defaulted. Charles Young Jr case unresolved due to illness. Campbell’s barbershop cited for Sunday sale. others pled guilty to larceny and slot machine offenses with fines imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csue
Benjamino Thomas
John N. Davis
Sand Thomas
House of Correction
Thomas E. Keefer
Young
Keefer
O. A. Castle
Sheriff Young
Charlea Young, Jr
Thoreday
Webster Dorsey
Robert Campbell
Kitty’ Campbell
Sainte
Baitalo Raba
John Baker
Smantha
Frack Smith
Woodaboro
City adopts new street numbering starting at 1
At a special Mayor and Aldermen meeting the board changed the numbering plan to begin blocks at 1, 101, 201, etc. Alderman Douglas opposed, preferring starting at 100. Officials expect flat blocks from the dividing line to start at one, then rise in the first hundred. second block 101, third 201. A proposed street through the McMurray property was reportedly discussed but not funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
McMurray
Mersia
Kreh
John Hendrickson opens new garments line in hot weather sale
John Hendrickson introduces a line of lightweight jackets from $5 to $15, skirts from $5 to $9.50, and dresses, shirts, waists, and new dress fabrics arriving daily. The store promises low prices to clear winter stock and highlights new novelties, muslin and silk goods, and hosiery in strong value offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpring
Hamburg
Frederick Lawyer and Bank Director Dies at 68
Mr. Ross born April 1 1836 in Frederick son of William J. Ross. Princeton graduate admitted to the bar in 1858 built a large practice. He directed Central National Bank of Frederick since 1870 and was its president 1884 to 1898. Funeral Monday at 2 PM with services at the house and burial Mt Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
William J. Ross
Frederick
Princeton University
Benjamin F. Reboh
John S. Newman
Richard P
Rosa
Democratic County Central Committee
Mr. Rosa
Misa Cornelia Ringgold Potts
George M. Potts
Charles W. Ross, Jr
J. Roger McSherry
Richard P. Ross
George Johnson Hoss
George R. Rogers
Pisinfield
Col. Baker Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Burglary at Ijamsville Stores and Ticket Office
Burglars broke into A K Williams and M Faltz stores at Ijamsville last night. They forced doors, took cash from two money drawers, and carried off a revolver and shoes. No clue yet. Debate at Koogle's schoolhouse ended with a win for Dallas Cobb over Robert Ridgely in the woman suffrage contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
A. M. Faltz
K. Williams
SM. Faltz
Ijamaville
Williams
Ijamsville
Hie
Tosy
Mr. Falsz
Koogle
Myneraville
Dallas Cobb
Robert J. Ridgely
Mesars
Marion G. Brandenburg
John O
Ward Leatherman
Tempest Dramatic Company Premures at City Opera House
At the City Opera House East Lynn was premured last night by the J L Tempest Dramatic Company before a fair sized audience. The specialties were enjoyed by the audience. The company will close its engagement tonight with Kitty O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
East Lynn
J. L. Tempest Dramatic Company
Kitty O'Connor
Changes in B O Railroad Posts at Baltimore
B and O announces changes in its district passenger agent at Baltimore with Cam den Station as headquarters. George W. Squiggins will succeed Bond. Harry R. Talcott promoted to surveyor of surveys succeeding Francis Lee Stuart who moves to the Hi road. Negotiations for purchase of Mountain City milling plant noted as progressing with several gentlemen involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bond
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Camden Station
George W. Squiggins
Harry R. Talcott
Cumberland
Francis Lee Stuart
Hiie Road
Mountain City
Powell lectures on liberty in Athens at Woman's College
University Extension patrons hear Prof. J C Powys discuss the history of liberty and democracy in Athens, comparing ancient and modern government, Solon to Pericles, and the role of women. He ends by noting democracy required the many and previews next Friday's talk on the Roman Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Powys
Woman's College
T. F. Dixon
Prof. Powys
Athens
Athene
Parioles
Solon
Cleiathenes
Periclesa
Firemen's Meet Prizes Total $1000 for June Events
Maryland State Firemen's Association plans prize contests for the June meet in Hagerstown. Awards totaling 1000 dollars include hose reel races for all and Maryland teams, hook and ladder, drill, distance of company, crowd line, horse speed for hose wagons, and steam engine events with first and second prizes. Some text notes goods failing to move may reflect the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Firemen's Association
Hagerstown
Maryland
Literary Societies Meet At North Market School
Juvenile and Belle Lettres literary societies held regular meetings with programs including recitations, readings, essays, and debates. The Emerson Society at Frederick College debated the St Petersburg massacre as justifiable, with judges favoring the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Street
W. Ramaburg
R. Baum ‘Gardner
John Snyder
George Washington
J. Gambrill
Edward Delaplainge
Wm. Schaeffer
D. Johnson
L. E. Eichelberger
J. Etkins
Hersperger
Ralph Baumgardner
A. Troxell
O. Zimmerman
QO. Tyeryar
I. Tyeryar
L. Hilcbelberger
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Boys’ High School
F. Sappington, Jr
Perkins
Ms. Michasel
A. Reich
la Rue
A. Clary
Pant
W. Tyergar
W. Storm
H. Ramsburg
H. Ordeman
R. Anglebarger
J. Kright
J. Queynn
H. Smith
Louie Leichert
August Brest
Austin Haffner
Messia
Frank Shipley
A. M. Etzlear
George Botslear
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM MIDDLETOWN AND VICINITY
Purely personal items report visitors and returns in Middletown and nearby towns. Mollie Eisenbauer visits Washington friends while Lucy Glessner and Janie Hammond travel to West Point. Lee Weddle and Lewis Zimmerman return from a Liverpool trip. Mica May Chow stays with her brother in Bromwich. Mrs. Kate R. Baer visits her sister in East Patrick street. Imogen Dorsey returns to Baltimore after visiting the Howards in Hast Second street. Gertie Snyder revisits her brother’s family on North Market street. Harpb Miller plans Springfield as home. George D. Rudy, recovering from a railroad injury, returns to Pittsburgh. Noah E. Deamer sells for Andrew P. Renner a lot at 121 East South Street to Thomas E. Dinterman for $500. Advertising drives business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Mollie Eisenbauer
Washington
Lucy Glessner
Janie Hammond
West Point
Virginia
Lee Weddle
Lewis Zimmerman
Thurmont
Liverpool
Rogland
Mica May Chow
Jos 1
E. Chew
Bromwick
Kate R. Baer
Middletown
L. M. Engelbrecht
East Patrick Street
M. Imogen Dorsey
Baltimore
C.8
Howard
Second Street
Mias Gertie Snyder
Germantown
Montgomery County
W. F. Snyder
North Market Street
Harpbh Miller
Daniel C. Miller
Springfeld
Ohio
George D. Rudy
Pittsburg
Capital Surplus Officers Named in Bank Notice
A historic bank notice lists officers including Jd. D. Barker as President and WN Baker as Vice President H Baker and WH Gayzimmerman as associates with Samuel Duvall as Cashier. The document outlines capital surplus totals of 100000 and 250000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. D. Barker
Baker
H. B&b. Baker Soo
WH. Gayzimmerman Beet
Mee Samuel
Duvall
Testimony closed in Cecil county election contest
The Jackson Smith election contest in Cecil county concluded testimony at Elkton. Naval Academy building work continues in Annapolis with Bancroft Hall and the chapel to be completed this summer. The Cawson case jury failed to agree and a third trial is set for Thursday. A correction notes editor Toner was misnamed in Washington’s Civility book report. The Historical Society thanks Glenn H Worthington for copy of Maryland Resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil County
Elkton
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bancroft Hall
Midshipmen's
Edward B. Cawson
Baltimore
Kelso
Weahington
Frederick County Eilatorical Society
Glenn H. Worthington
Eng
Maryland
Isa Resources, Industries and Institutions
Directors list from JopexrJas McBurrry era
A fragmented roster of names appears under the heading Directors. The legible names include JopexrJas, McBurrry, Kerauven, Quo Wau, EMITH, J.D. Bakun, Juve Jno C Morten, DH Hannerr, Joan B Ramesers, THos H Halen, Wu G Baxen, MEI James K Walker, M O Thomas, DAasiEL BakER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quo
Wau Temith
J.D. Bakun
Juve Jno
C. Morten
DH. Hannerr
Joan B. Ramesers
Thos. H. Halen
Wu. G. Baxen
James K. WaLken
QO. M. Thomas
Daasiel Baker
Social World Dance and Local Receptions at Cedar Grove
Osdar Grove and nearby residents hosted a February 21 dance honoring Mr Reese Snyder and wife and Mrs Ida Pardum and family with many Montgomery county guests. A Day Brothers String Band provided music, followed by a bountiful dining room supper. A Lewistown reception honored William V E Long and Maud V Smith after their Baltimore trip. The Miss Ritchie class bal poudre closed the evening with colonial attire and dancing ending to Home Sweet Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Gbove
Osdar Grove
Reese Snyder
Ida Paordam
Near Osdar Grove
Ida Pardam
John Whiteman
Herbert Kinsey
Goshen
Archie Day
Mr. Atry
Janes Kemp
Clarksburg
G. O. Snyder
Cedar Heights
Misasa Fannie Pordam
Laura Pordam
Danny Willisme
Dora Thompson
Carrie Lawisa
Olie Watkins
Ollie Beas
Laura Duvall
Jennia Qane
Mollie Osse
Woode King
Maud Williams
Myrtle Poole
Fraule Poole
Janine Poole
Ella Holland
Margaretta Kinsey
Marie Pordum
Katie Baker
Montgomery County
Charles Soper
Raymond Klag
Wm. Soper
Gleve Lawson
Atwood Young
Joseph Duvall
Dorgey Gloyd
Gaithersburg
Ernest Duvall
George Johnson
Bernard Arnold
Harvey Watking
Storrs Duvall
John Duvall
Sherwood Duvall
Damascus
Arthur Nicholson
Downie Young
Bob Poole
Lyte Poole
Wm. W. Watkins
Book Lodge
Wm. McAfee
Hiram Kling
Q Channe Wiliams
Willis Poole
Charles Purdum
Spencer Pardum
Oscar Heights
Ed. Crawford
Woodfield
Will Tabler
Hyattstown
Harry Mullinix
Carey Soper
Charlie Miles
Charlie Bennett
Ira Smith
Clifton Cronenburg
Mualo
Brea
Lewistown
William Long
William V. E. Long
Maud V. Smith
Baltimore
Local Thanks From United Bazar Committee
The United Bazar committee thanks Frederick residents for generosity and support. Thanks are due to the Lady managers and drill officers, The News for space, and all contributors. Also notices of meals, soups, oysters, and social events appear with shop and rental ads, a remembrance for Joseph H. Chew, and assorted grocery specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bazar
Ita Bazar
Frederick
J. W. Gaver
Theft charge against Teaac Miles in Browersalley case
Teaac Miles, colored, faced Judge Francia Smith after a nighttime hearing at 7 o'clock charged by Charles Merritt with stealing seven from him on February 32. The larceny reportedly occurred in Brower's alley. Arrest by Donatable James Stanb. Miles posted $300 bail. remains in jail awaiting grand jury viewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaac Miles
John Francia Smith
Qcharles Merritt
Brower'saalley
Donatable James Stanb
Joetius Smith
Miles
Jal
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IHE Daily News
Ih-Courl Albrect
Wengel Basebins
Wadestein
Waldisters
Astrian Atmyerchantag
Tenstvin Arese
Peonank
Blsage
Rcidtand
Aust
Amie Elis
Mercy Iles
Anustrias
Christopher Wren
Archutert
St Paul's
Charles Coteswort
Timikacy
Charleston
Steele Mackaye
Amere Joan
Plasveright
Limson
Cole
Muers
Khaksderp
Cape Colony
W. Ll. Moors
Weather Bureau
Mary Janus
Farmera
Braddock
Willie Etchison
CW. Ross SR
Une
William J Ross
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Stone “Model
Lota
Praisoe
Bas Ie
Etehtson
Charles W. Ross
Ooooh
Ljamsville
Real Eetatea
Noah E. Deamer
Andrew P. Renner
East South Street
Thomas E. Dinterman
Avertising
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Ags
News OF the
Kerauven
City Borel
Ms. Briant & Knorr
Cramer's
Oyatera
Citamen’s Care
Yo Ostrokten
J. A. Lakisx
A. Come
Otty Hotel Grill
Joseph H. Chew
Reat
WES Big Store
Bargauy
George
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
FT. Rice & Bons
Ash
Thomas P. Rice
Silita
Old Stand
Dana
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick Ss
Besant & Knott
Finzi Bire
Just
Price
A. J. Efichelberges
N.W
B. H. E. Smith
Eart
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Brrest
Frederick St City
Vinis Frederick
S. Kefauver
Tor
Church and Market Sts
Markat
Patrick Stresta
WM. C. Botreler
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappingtor
City Hall
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